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1 Wildcard of any rarity A common (12.4%), uncommon (64%), rare (16.8%), or mythic rare (2.1%) card from the main set A common (less than 1%), uncommon (2.7%), rare (less than 1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) scene card A rare (less than1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) logo card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card A rare borderless land (1%) 1 Rare or mythic rare card A rare (76.1%) or mythic rare (16.6%) card from the main set A rare (1%) or mythic rare (0.8%) scene card A rare (2.4%) or mythic rare (0.7%) logo card A rare (1.9%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card 1 Traditional foil card of any rarity A common (59.9%), uncommon (29.6%), rare (5.9%), or mythic rare (1.2%) card from the main set A common (less than 1%), uncommon (1.2%), rare (less than 1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) scene card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) logo card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card A rare borderless land (less than 1%) 1 Non-foil or traditional foil land card A non-foil (40%) or traditional foil (10%) common dual land A non-foil (20%) or traditional foil (5%) default frame basic land A non-foil (10%) or traditional foil (2.5%) city calm basic land A non-foil (10%) or traditional foil (2.5%) city chaos basic land 1 Non-foil helper card (8.5%) or double-sided token (91.5%) Note: Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding

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The era of modern trading card games (TCGs) was in its nascent stage, with Magic the Gathering released by Wizards of the Coast just two years prior in 1993, and the Pokmon video games, which the prototypes visuals were based on, were in the final stages of development